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13-06-2008, 09:38 PM
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Coel pandurata
A warm growing evergreen Coelogyne, this plant blooms as the new growth
staarts. The plant is a very large grower and can fairly quickly run across the surface of a 10" pot. The fragrance is quite powerful, reminescent of stanhopeas. Its a shame the the flowers last only a week or 2 at the most. Gary |
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14-06-2008, 05:20 AM
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Coel pandurata
v_coerulea wrote:
A warm growing evergreen Coelogyne, this plant blooms as the new growth staarts. The plant is a very large grower and can fairly quickly run across the surface of a 10" pot. The fragrance is quite powerful, reminescent of stanhopeas. Its a shame the the flowers last only a week or 2 at the most. Gary Makes me think about getting one....I don't much care for coepogynes, but thisone and Burfordiense make me think about it. |
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14-06-2008, 03:18 PM
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Coel pandurata
"tenman" wrote in message
... v_coerulea wrote: A warm growing evergreen Coelogyne, this plant blooms as the new growth staarts. The plant is a very large grower and can fairly quickly run across the surface of a 10" pot. The fragrance is quite powerful, reminescent of stanhopeas. Its a shame the the flowers last only a week or 2 at the most. Gary Makes me think about getting one....I don't much care for coepogynes, but thisone and Burfordiense make me think about it. It can get to be a huge plant, Tennis. Be prepared, *G*! K |
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14-06-2008, 09:23 PM
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Coel pandurata
How right you are, Kathy. This plant was a piece off a plant that had
overgrown a 2' basket last year. This year, this piece is ready to hit the edge of a 10" basket. Each year the blooms remind me why I put up with this rat-race. Gary "K Barrett" wrote in message . .. "tenman" wrote in message ... v_coerulea wrote: A warm growing evergreen Coelogyne, this plant blooms as the new growth staarts. The plant is a very large grower and can fairly quickly run across the surface of a 10" pot. The fragrance is quite powerful, reminescent of stanhopeas. Its a shame the the flowers last only a week or 2 at the most. Gary Makes me think about getting one....I don't much care for coepogynes, but thisone and Burfordiense make me think about it. It can get to be a huge plant, Tennis. Be prepared, *G*! K |
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